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A core group of researchers calling itself the "Gang of Nine” worked on the book for some three years.

Smith and Archdale win CC titles in Fall Classic By Steve Williams Keegan Smith of Knoxville Catholic and Hardin Valley Academy’s Maddie Archdale took first place in the boys’ and girls’ 5K cross-country races, respectively, in the Victor Ashe Park Fall Classic Saturday, Sept. 2. In a field of 249 boys, Smith, a junior, turned […]

On its 40th anniversary, does Jaws' third outing warrant another bite?

Enid is home to numerous opportunities this summer for young and old to play and share experiences together without breaking the bank.

The University of Minnesota program has evolved into a mandatory part of the first year law school curriculum.

JoyAnn Ruscha was sworn in on Jan. 10 as a member of the Regional Transportation Districts 15-member board of directors as the newly elected representative of District B, which covers

JoyAnn Ruscha was sworn in on Jan. 10 as a member of the Regional Transportation Districts 15-member board of directors as the newly elected representative of District B, which covers

SAUSAGE makers are inviting people to go along to a family fun day and try out a newly restored walk along a historic railway.

With Supreme Court oral arguments now scheduled for the Harvard and University of North Carolina affirmative action cases, Ive started reading through some of the amicus briefs filed in the case, and will comment on some of them in due course. Meanwhile, an exchange of letters between Macklin Fleming, a Justice of the Court of Appeals, State of California at Los Angeles, and Louis Pollak, Dean of the Yale Law School, that was

The UNC School of Social Work has witnessed significant growth and achievement during its more than 100 years as one of the nation’s leading schools of social work.